Greywolfe is a single-story residence spanning 3,528 square feet of heated living area, characterized by a wide 145-foot footprint that accommodates a sprawling layout. The exterior is defined by 424 square feet of combined porch space, including a covered front entry and a wraparound porch that facilitates indoor-outdoor circulation. Designed for deep lot configurations, the home maintains a 58-foot depth and reaches a maximum building height of 25'1".
The interior is organized around a large great room that functions as the central hub, providing direct sightlines into the kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with a large island and a dedicated walk-in pantry, while an adjacent mudroom provides a transition zone for household organization. The floor plan utilizes a cluster bedroom design, with a primary suite situated on the main level to ensure separation and privacy from the secondary bedrooms.
With a 12-foot ceiling height throughout the first floor, the volume enhances the interior scale and natural light penetration within the open-concept core. This single-story arrangement provides a consistent living experience across the 3,528 square foot footprint, minimizing the need for vertical transitions and simplifying daily movement between the social and private zones.
Structural integrity is provided by 2x6 exterior wall framing and a slab foundation. The roof assembly features a 6:12 pitch, which contributes to the home’s profile while managing drainage requirements. The design incorporates a 2,972 square foot garage with 3 side-load bays, providing substantial parking and storage capacity while keeping the primary elevation unobstructed by vehicle entries.
Key Features: 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, first-floor primary suite, cluster bedroom layout, large kitchen island, walk-in pantry, mudroom, 3-car side-load garage, slab foundation, wraparound porch, 12-foot ceiling height.
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